Use poetry 2.0.1, lock installed poetry version in Dockerfile #8255
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This avoids the docker image builders breaking with: ERROR [linux/amd64 builder 15/17] RUN poetry export -o requirements.txt --without-hashes 0.780 pyproject.toml changed significantly since poetry.lock was last generated. Run Resolving dependencies... to fix the lock file. This occurred when the default installation version changed underneath us. Changelog-None
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This caused issues in the last release where the installed poetry version was newer than the one which wrote the
poetry.lock. To avoid surprises in the reproducible build, we can specify the poetry version installed by the builder images and in the dockerfile.Also addressed the build instructions - now that
poetry shellhas been deprecated, we need to revert back to invokingpoetry run make.